— The Corvey Poets Project at the University of Nebraska —

British Poetry of the later Eighteenth and Earlier Nineteenth Centuries

Bibliographical and Contextual Apparatus

Moore, Thomas.

Odes Upon Cash, Corn, Catholics and Other Matters. Selected from the Columns of the Times Journal. London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Pasternoster-Row, 1828. Pp. 183.

Contemporary Reviews of this Volume

I searched through all of the computer data bases that I could find and that seemed logical places to check. A reference librarian and I also pored over the Reference section of Love Library for approximately two hours trying to pursue some kind of lead. I found absolutely no trace of a review for the work Odes Upon Cash, Corn, Catholics and Other Matters by Thomas Moore.

From my research, I nevertheless conclude that the collection probably was received well. Many of Moore's works released in the 1820s were well received by both critics and the general reading public, so I assume that since the work seems to be of decent quality, most people who already liked Moore would not have had any strong reason to dislike this work.


Prepared by Seth Pearsoll, University of Nebraska, December 2004.
     © Seth Pearsoll, 2004